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Which reason for design changes do you think is the most common?

2010-06-30View Original

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Which reason for design changes do you think is the most common? Reason 1: The design was modified as requested by the owner (Party A). Reason 2: Modify the design based on the actual conditions on site. Reason 3: Design modification due to changes in upstream professional requirements. Reason 4: The design needs to be modified due to inadequate design considerations. Reason 5: The design was modified due to a design error. If it is something else, please reply to explain.
Reply #22010-06-30
Reason 1: The design was modified as requested by the owner (Party A).
Reply #32010-06-30
Agree with the opinion above! Reason 1: The design was modified as requested by the owner (Party A).
Reply #42010-06-30
Reason 1: The design was modified as requested by the owner (Party A).
Reply #52010-06-30
Reason 1 is the most commonly used, reason 2 is second; often the two are combined into one
Reply #62010-06-30
I have more 4s and 5s on my end right now, sigh
Reply #72010-06-30
There is no most common; only more common. See which one fits, but try not to write items 4 and 5.
Reply #82010-06-30
These 1 and 2 are called liaison forms; changes are made only after the client raises an issue regarding design errors
Reply #92010-06-30
Reason 1: The design was modified as requested by the owner (Party A). I’ve encountered it many times! Normal!
Reply #102010-06-30
As requested by the owner (Party A), the design should be modified; it’s best to avoid having items 4 and 5
Reply #112010-06-30
It seems all of these situations exist; 1, 2, and 3 are more common

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